Start at Bandra Fort at Land’s End around 10:30; it’s usually open during daylight hours and free to enter. Give yourself about an hour to wander the ramparts and take in the Bandra–Worli Sea Link views—bring water, as shade is limited. From the fort, walk roughly 15–20 minutes along the shore to Bandstand Promenade for a breezy stroll and a look at the sea-facing homes. The path can be uneven in places, so comfortable shoes help.
Take an auto or taxi uphill to Mount Mary Church; allow 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic. Spend about half an hour inside the hilltop basilica, keeping voices low if a service is underway. Then ride to Candies in Pali Hill for a relaxed lunch—roughly ₹400–₹800 per person, with plenty of Indian and international options. It’s a popular, casual stop; check the day’s hours before setting out, as timings can vary.
From Pali Hill, take an auto or taxi to Linking Road—usually around 10–20 minutes in Bandra traffic. Set aside about 1½ hours to browse the street stalls and shops for clothes, accessories, and souvenirs; haggling is normal at the stalls, while fixed-price shops are easier for a quick browse. Shops generally get going late morning and stay open into the evening, but carry small notes and keep an eye on your belongings in the crowds.
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